Life of 10 drivers for web taxi-hailing services

Cui Hua poses with her car. [Photo/news.china.com.cn]

Cui Huan, 27, a native to Nanjing, is a salesman at a chemical company. He bought his car two years ago and later registered to become a Didi Hitch driver. Taking passengers on his way to and from work helps ease his fuel costs, he said.

Cui Hua loves sports and tends to pass his spirit of sports to his passengers. [Photo/news.china.com.cn]

The man loves sharing his sports experience with his passengers and has made friends with many like-minded people.

Cui likes swimming as a way to exercise his body. He joined a local triathlon club. Cui said he often drives to the suburb to practice cycling, running and swimming.

Apart from being the vehicle for Didi Hitch, the car is also important in that it often takes him to the suburbs to do exercise.

A passenger requests to add Cui as his friend on WeChat to facilitate contacting him for rides later. [Photo/news.china.com.cn]

Cui said that a young woman used to take his car very frequently to and from work, and she even brought him breakfast, making him feel warm and reluctant to take her fee. Cui said Didi Hitch has been a bridge to link trust between him and his passengers. Cui also said he would take Didi Hitch when he is on business trips in other cities.